"The film All Nothing is an allegory portraying humankind's desire to appropriate all of nature's beauty and resources. For too long, we have held the mistaken belief that the world was created entirely for our benefit. As countless plant and animal species become extinct, our generous planet has little left to offer: clean water and lush forests are becoming increasingly rare. The film ends, however, on a positive note: Frédéric Back cherishes the hope that future generations will rediscover the joy of sharing and the importance of living in harmony with nature."--Frédéric Back
Credits
Directed and animated by Frédéric Back
executive producer, Hubert Tison
camera, Paul Webster
editing, Jacques Leroux
music, Normand Roger
sound recordist, Marien Desrosiers
mix, Michel Descombes
assistants, Suzanne Raymond, Jean Sarault
